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There are two versions of the game: The submit hour version and the fixed version, which only contains several important engine fixes + ui scale fix. No art/gameplay fixes were made.
In this game you are supposed to help strangers to fulfill their desires for 10 nights. Have fun!
Fleksy, AlucardikAnno - programming, RubeyPolina - gamedesign, dreo - art
Really cool game, loved that I would have to keep getting the book out look through it and then close it to get to my resources. A really solid entry, well done! 😄
I played the fixed.zip version and I hit an "ArgumentOutOfBoundsException" error at the final(?) challenge.
I like how the game lets you continue even if you fail a request, but I'm frustrated at how vague some of them are. I don't know which monster would be good at scaring off predators; none of them seem like a good pick for that.
Overall, having played my share of "demon summoning" games this LD which are unreasonably coy about their mechanics ("it's *demon summoning,* it's *supposed* to be obtuse and hard to figure out!"), I'm really happy that this one turned out to be a straight-up math/logic puzzle. Bugs and issues aside, this is a really solid entry.
Worth noting that submit_hour_version.zip is unplayable because a slot doesn't work. The game turned out very fun once I got a hang of it, and the ever changing base materials were a great touch.
ArgumentOutOfBoundsException : index - I guess I reached the end. I had no idea which creature to summon for some of the requests. I like how the moon phase changes the starting state to make the puzzles different. The logic puzzles were fun and the descriptions and art in the book were nice. I did find no reason to close the book.
I like the mood and the characters in this game. The recipe mechanic is interesting and the phases of the mood add an interesting touch. Some recipes were incorrectly noted in the book in the pre-fix version. The Minecraft hit sound was a bit annoying. Good job team!
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I like how the game lets you continue even if you fail a request, but I'm frustrated at how vague some of them are. I don't know which monster would be good at scaring off predators; none of them seem like a good pick for that.
Overall, having played my share of "demon summoning" games this LD which are unreasonably coy about their mechanics ("it's *demon summoning,* it's *supposed* to be obtuse and hard to figure out!"), I'm really happy that this one turned out to be a straight-up math/logic puzzle. Bugs and issues aside, this is a really solid entry.
Watching others play your game can be extremely insightful, so I recorded my playthrough. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQnlbtgZpmQ
I had no idea which creature to summon for some of the requests.
I like how the moon phase changes the starting state to make the puzzles different.
The logic puzzles were fun and the descriptions and art in the book were nice. I did find no reason to close the book.
The summoning system was simple, yet compelling and cryptic enough to sell the theme really well. Great job!
"Uh oh!
If you're seeing this error, it means I can't find your index.html file.
This usually means you created your .zip file by zipping the entire folder, and index.html is somewhere like MyGame/index.html. If you recreate your .zip with index.html file in the root, this error should go away.
See the embedding guide for more details. ludumdare.com/resources/guides/embedding/
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Playing on edge browser.